>I prefer the prequels.
>
>I am also not a spoil sport by nature, and prefer to run with
>the crowd, so don't take this as a case of wanting to feel
>separate from the masses.
>
>The Force Awakens is a film that takes advantage of all the
>things people like about Star Wars to mask the fact that it is
>a boorish, confusing, far-too-long film. A dumb February
>castaway action flick repurposed as a Christmas blockbuster
>because a 'Star Wars' in front of a movie title demands eyes
>and ears.
>
>I preferred the prequels, both as films and Star Wars
>properties. But I'm glad most people are enjoying the
>nostalgia of it all. I wish my nostalgia could cloud my
>judgement, but I've searched my feelings and know this to be
>true:
>
>The Force Awakens is the filmic equivalent of a Cheesecake
>Factory, serving up just about any dish you could conceive of
>while failing to understand what makes any of it satisfying.
>
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>"This is the streets, and I am the trap." � Jay Bilas
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